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Date & Time: January 15th, or whenever
Location: somewhere in the creepy castle/hotel/museum
Characters: Allen Walker, Howard Link, Rosette Christopher, Chrono, and anyone else in the castle who feels like dropping by at any point.
Summary: SOUL SHENANIGANS and whatever else your heart desires. Open to castle antics.
Warnings: ALLEN WALKER IS FINE
[Allen sure is super unconscious suddenly.
And gray. For some reason.]
[And you may have heard someone screaming "I'M FINE" repeatedly at themselves near the castle grounds a short while ago, strangely.]
Location: somewhere in the creepy castle/hotel/museum
Characters: Allen Walker, Howard Link, Rosette Christopher, Chrono, and anyone else in the castle who feels like dropping by at any point.
Summary: SOUL SHENANIGANS and whatever else your heart desires. Open to castle antics.
Warnings: ALLEN WALKER IS FINE
[Allen sure is super unconscious suddenly.
And gray. For some reason.]
[And you may have heard someone screaming "I'M FINE" repeatedly at themselves near the castle grounds a short while ago, strangely.]
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[Which is to say after having dragged Allen over to the castle and pleaded with them for somewhere to put him, Link is hovering around waiting to see if his condition improves.]
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Ah, the door is open. [Though he starts over to go open it himself regardless]
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She starts to ask if he's okay. But she knows the answer to that. Instead:]
What happened?
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Done :D
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[At the Hotel]
She's humming while she works.]
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Wait, he should stab him.
No. Wait. He can't stab him.]
MASTER WALKER, WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO YOU?
[He will just scream instead.]
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[It is not a shrill! It is his beautiful FukuJun voice!
But he is certainly kneeling down to examine the poor young man. Is he going to live?]
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He doesn't stir even slightly, despite Kevin's shrill shrieking.
Yes, it was algebra. Algebra did this.]
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[Dive thread.]
Fifteen minutes. That's it.
[And covered her own face with the visor, and turned on the machine. Instantly, she dropped away from her own body in a flash of indistinct light and greater darkness... before sinking deep into Allen's soul.
She took a deep breath, going as far as she could down, until her 'feet' met ground. She opened her eyes.]
[JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE SOUL]
A thin sheet of snow blankets the dusty ground as more heavy flakes drift down from the white sky above, and a circle of tents and wagons of various sizes and colors, and states of disrepair, stretches out in front of her. Several yards ahead lies a gray big-top, much larger than any other tent around it. There's nearly no activity on the ground, but the 'air' carries the distant sound of laughter, from some unseen audience. Or jeering, perhaps.
Nearly no activity. A few feet in front of her are, apparently, the only two other inhabitants at the moment: a clown, and a little boy. The clown's a tall man, middle aged, in full costume. He's crouched before a boy of around six or seven — dressed in ill-fitted clothes, face discolored by bruises and brown matted hair pulled back in a ponytail. He'll only seem familiar if she looks very, very hard.
Tears stream down the child's cheeks, and the clown wipes them away, offering the boy an empty smile; the man's entire body is visibly shaking. The boy's the one talking, he's begging the clown to take him with him.
And behind Rosette, and indeed surrounding the entire affair, is a rolling golden field of wheat. It extends far, far back without any variation, fading into a sort of amber mist at the horizon. The snow doesn't touch it. It's sunny and soft, inviting almost, but there's something about it, something distinctly unwelcome - it's not supposed to be there.]
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Her bare feet stirs no dust or dirt, makes no patterns on the snow patches on the roadway. She didn't know who the clown was... a subconscious protector or a memory, but she couldn't leave this scene alone, either.]
Allen?
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But 'Allen' whirls around and glares up at her the moment she speaks up, wet gray eyes flashing, full of fear or blame (aimed at whom?), and dashes away - into a nearby wagon. There's the sound of shattering glass beside her. Blood dribbles down the clown's head - the second she looks away, he'll vanish.]
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mid-dive lenaLEE ARE YOU FOR REAL
Where's Allen?! Earlier, I heard his voice--
[ --and, given how abruptly she freezes after this demand, not having expected for her quarry to actually be here, not at all, much less spread as though to be crucified, as though hunted down by something even worse than the Crow ]
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Oh and Allen is a Noah.
Chrono jumps as the door hits the wall, eyes wild for a moment as he grapples with nerves pulled tight and ready to snap. ]
— Lenalee.
[ must you tho ]
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(eyes sliding from Exorcist to Exorcist as though they the magnet to her metal)
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(Chrono, Kevin, and Link are muted presence at the back of her mind: they exist but they don't matter most just now)
thump
tenuously, ] What are you doing.
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How much does she know? Does she even know anything? ]
... Cleansing a soul of a demon.
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[oh hey they're back]
It's nearly another thirty minutes before the first sign of life: the gray in Allen's complexion washes away all at once in a sudden rush of (admittedly pale, but still present) color. And with it seems to fade the strongest of those dreadful, skin-crawling demonic vibes.
But he doesn't stir, yet.]
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Those who can, will be able to sense no demonic presense in her soul. Though she looks and sounds exhausted.]
Okay! Let me up.
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--Miss Rosette!
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Allen? Are you all right? Wake up now, if you please!
[ Emily chimes in, helpfully: ]
OR WE'LL WRITE ON YOUR FACE AND PUT YOUR HAIR IN PIGTAILS!
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MOVING THIS to not break the beauty of IRON FRIENDSHIP
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[A DAY OR SO LATER, at a cabin]
He didn't, but Timcanpy managed to. Which is how Allen's arrived, after eating and resting and making himself look presentable. And he stands outside their cabin door for a long moment, just studying the wood grain.
Facing somebody who's risked their life to save you from your own mistakes... somebody who's seen inside your very soul...
She's in memories now that she really should not be.
He can't blame her for leaving the castle so quickly. But he needs to see her. He didn't have the chance to say thanks. Or apologize.
At length, he finally does knock, though. Politely.]
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The door opens in front of Allen, pushing out puff of warm air, tinted with the scent of stew cooking. Rosette's surprise doubles... It's no hunter lost in the cold, or vagabond looking for a place to sleep, but someone familiar.
Her smile dawns, wide and brilliant.]
Allen! Come in!
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Rosette... [ the change isn't a conscious one, but he hasn't tacked 'Miss' onto her name in a while. ] Ah, thanks.
[His cheeks are red from the cold, and he's got a purple stamp of friendship forming on his jaw from the other day. He pauses, glancing behind himself, before stepping inside.]
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